abuse of a power is an affront to all people of hawaii. they tell us that in day in and day out and corruption was the basis of widespread pessimism that people expressed openly across our state. to be a public servant is to be responsible. it's a privilege and we carry with this privilege take the attorney general what does this mean? i agree with the recommendations of house commission to improve standards of contact -- conduct. at times as they said look forward to working the legislature in every way taking a course of action. i will sign any common sense legislation that anything meaningful from ethical form standard and our government. i'm there again with you one 100% of the weight. [applause] so as you can see we will hold everyone in hawaii to this high standard of ethics and accountability. the federal government also its institutions are no exception. we must hold the u.s. navy and accountable for the environmental disaster of red hill and shut it down for good. [applause] to be blunt, hawaii must never again risk any leaks or s

but even in our darkest hours, hawaii's values have shown through. the character and soul of our people has prevailed, and we found a new dawn of hope, a new dawn of hope together. through these difficult times, we showed that we stand together, and when we put our values into action, we can meet almost any challenge and overcome any problem, no matter how large and difficult in the seam. the people of hawaii have elected us to lead, and they have given us a clear mandate, and when i say it's a clear mandate, not me, to act on their behalf following our common values. it is time for us to move hawaii forward, and we will do that by taking bold action rooted in these values that we share. [applause] [applause] unity, governor john abrams said it best. and diversity, there can be unity. in division, there is -- hawaii's 10 hana, one family, and this is one of our most important values and traits. and it's a sense, oh honey is a commitment to each other with an aloha, respect and appreciation for our diversity and respect of our differences, all in serv

so visiting university of hawaii.a lot pearl harbor, other historical sites because we want to make sure that obviously want to do some sightseeing. but we also want to teach them about the incredible history and culture of the island. so it's kind of a perfect blend of like doing things like surfing, snorkeling and kayaking and all that stuff hiking but also making sure that they're also learning that unbelievable history of where we're going. >> and cr, i've a question for you. have you ever been out of the state of california before? >> for outside state on it. >> so this is sort of like a mind blowing experience. and where is an idea? are what are you looking forward to the most? >> i'm looking forward to see a new culture in try out new things that has i want to be like the first one in my family to light to a lot of stuff. and they tell like a siblings. what it's like. yeah, you're going to be the first one ever to get to do something like this and let tanya. >> what do you think the magic of travel? what do you

miles of the pacific ocean southwest of hawaii as a new national marine sanctuary. [applause] pres.en: you know -- [applause] pres. biden: an area larger than alaska and colorado, three times the size of texas, that is no small tomorrow -- small amount of land. will make it the largest area of ocean with the highest level of protection and it will help meet the goal i said when i got elected of protecting and conserving 30% of our oceans. it is a network of islands and reefs where waters are filled with the most diverse marine life on the planet. sharks, marlins, tunas, turtles, whales, coral forests. any that are threatened and endangered. i want to thank senator brian chance, maisie -- and representative and. -- ed. and many native hawaiians and island leaders. who have worked tirelessly to protect our oceans. i want to thank you. thank you. it would not have happened without you. and that is not all we are doing today. earlier you heard secretary holland announce she is taking steps to modernize the public lands, to put conservation on an equal footing with development, to safegu

so we're showing you the maps right now, as you can see, we're looking out toward hawaii. and you can see those brighter colors. those brighter colors do indicate higher moisture content that is basically an atmospheric river. it's a lot of moisture being directed towards one spot and you can see with the forecast model does over the next 24 hours. it brings that moisture search closer to our coastline, so excessive rain likely rainfall developing tomorrow. heavy rain, especially thursday afternoon thursday night, and the winds will be an issue. we have a wind advisory gus could be approaching 40 to 50 miles an hour or so, in general for the entire bay area. this is a long time space. on thursday afternoon. through sunday morning. a flood watches out street flooding possible excessive runoff and a sharp rise on the creeks and the streams do want to show you this . the forecast model as we take a look here at the rainfall forecast, and we're not just talking about 1/10 evidence or half an inch. it's always really challenging to forecast the amounts here headed our way, but

the united states, through the illegal takeover of hawaii in 1893 to 1898, undermined hawaii's agricultural capacities. hawaii moved into this raging sugarcane monocrop production, as well as pineapple monocrop production, wherein they totally decimated the land. and organizations like monsanto, they got a foothold in hawaiian in the 1950s. these indigenous practices... disregarded by the americans from 1898 to the present day, have ledo the enronmenl gradatioof hawai (sawin we sll have e memory and 're workg on trying treesblish those fo systems food forts are digned to capte water d hold wer. foodorests survivin drougs. food fores survivempacts duri the gre storm where ricultur fields twdimensiol lines not. (soft sic) the lational intective coonent ofhe biogy of a rest is ite diffent than aarden orn agricultal field it was important that weork with a residential zoning so that any experimentation would be applicable to a household in honolulu, in the larger, more metropolitan oruburbaareas ofhe state we'rlooking at tryin to pitively pact sing-family dwellis arnd food curity and fo prepare

all of it said to be linked to this attack that happened last sunday in hawaii. a palestinian shot and killed 2 israeli settlers that were cutting through to go to an illegal is ready settlement where they were heading. and now this area is an area of tension. janine comp itself is also a place what hen palestinians were killed just in january in a big israeli res. so we're seeing a rise in these rights israeli forces writing. janine, as well as all the areas in occupied was fine with the largest number of deaths just this year. in the beginning of this year, we're looking at more than $65.00 palestinians killed. are you in the teams? there have been reporting on an increasing number of attacks on both sides over the last several weeks or so. is that a sense that there is a significant escalation? well, and what not. that is the case with rights with demolition. with even settlers railing north types, averaging 3 every single day job this year alone. the emphasis is the highest number in more than a decade. it's also the highest number more than a decade for the

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it's illegal to swim within 50 yards of that animal in hawaii.g fate here and karma, you know? sharks coming for them the more they're messing around sglfrnlts around. >>> we no doubt love our snacks, and if you are up with us at this hour chances are, you do, too. and it looks like the pandemic has changed your eating habits. here's sam brock. >> what are you eating? >> i i don't even know. i just know i'm hungry. all the time. >> reporter: grabbing a little something to eat in between meals is nothing new, but now, it seems those snack attacks are getting even stronger. >> and like peanut m&ms? >> yeah, regular m&ms, licorice. >> chocolate, yeah, chocolate. >> potato chips, things that are bad for me. >> reporter: a recent report points to a new report on snacking habits. it rose during the pandemic and continued. it was driven initially by the habits of younger people. >> 49% of consumers snack three plus a day. that's pretty significant. they don't necessarily sit down for three meals a day. they are on the g. >> reporter: some are calling th

that will travel to a wahoo -- oahu and maui and learn about respecting hawaii's cultural routes andature. i asked what they are most excited about. >> probably the food, their culture, the water. >> i'm excited to see a new environment i have not seen before. >> i'm just grateful because not many people get to experience it. >> my goal has been to work with our partners and build a perfect itinerary that accomplishes the goal of getting kids thinking about the world outside of their neighborhood. >> we wanted to pick a school that really develops student leaders and empowers them. >> the travel academy trip is an extension of alaska airlines of -- gift of travel program that identifies people or groups in need and gives them flights and hotel accommodations. 12 students will go on the trip. they leave on april 2. sounds like a wonderful opportunity. gloria rodrÍguez, abc7news. dan: maybe we can go with them and document the story. ama: it's exciting that we got more rain, but we could do without those trees coming down. dan: it's just been credible with the wind. sandhya: any little

in hawaii they get overseas cost-of-living allowance. it really is about trying to bring it in line with gushed to make sure their dollars go just as far as it does in the united states, the continental united states or should say. what we are seeing is that the struggles with inflation, it does not play in the analysis and how we come up with that. but in order to -- things in the united states have grown as well. they have gotten more expensive. but i will turn it over to the constable to go into detail on how the formula is figured out. >> thank you. >> first, i'm running out of time. you believe this huge cut for service members in hawaii is justified? and could you send me the justification or send the committee the justification? >> we could provide the information. >> do you consider it justified? >> i think the way the system is , and it is not just hawaii, it is -- >> alaska. >> germany, japan, all these areas are facing the same cut. it is meant to bring the pay in alignment with what it would be here to make sure the dollars i

and effect as to the use of guns in hawaii and violent situations.ou have spent almost 30 years asn advocate for domestic violence victims and have testified today on the impact on intimate partner violence. just last month the fifth circuit in the major case to apply found that portion of the violence against women act that prohibited the position of firearms by those subject to certain domestic violence restraining orders violated the second amendment. this kind of restriction was common sense to the kind of restriction on violent abusers. how would the interpretations like the fifth circuit make it harder to protect t victims and survivors of domestic violence? >> thank you souch for the question. i think that we go bac to the written testimy, which is there s to be some type of prottion that is aowed before the violence escalates. so, having a protection order that says i can have a fire arm removed from the situation so that i am safer is very, very critical. >> i would say there is some historical basis for the removal of the firearm in those k

who find their hawaii ties? so do a lot of the older generation fought so hard to defend our land. so we can have such an advance to democratic and free country if we give our so so easily. it's of a communist fallacy for blood, sweat, and effort. will be in vain by fidel henry has family and business ties with mainland china. the economic growth day impresses him, but he says, ty, once freedoms are more important, quote, who gave me good one, you knew who the communist regime control was your mind. we must be loyal and obey or dislike a robot wears in taiwan or we encourage diversity and individuality to me. freedom of fort and expression are very important to me also. of course i don't want to reunify with china garza but you are way quicker. people in kenman disagree over whether they want to join china, but they all want to avoid a war that will surely be devastating. since their return to power last august, the taliban have focused on policing the life of, of god, his sons, women. they are required to be covered from head to toe in public. gone to travel without mail, guardian

so this kind of huge cut for servicemembers in hawaii is justified. can you show me this justification or send the committee this justification? >> we could provide you the information. >> you consider this to be justified? >> i think the way that it's figured out the system that it is and the way it is i will say it's not just hawaii. it's all around -- >> germany, japan, all these areas are facing the same cuts because again it's meant to bring the pay scale or alignment in with what it would be in the dollar if they were here in the states that would stress just as far as overseas. but as we struggle here in the continental united states it's kind of evening the playing field out so we can provide you that f information and i will tn it over. >> clearly i don't think these kind of cuts are justified for servicemembers in hawaii. they are already having a pretty hard time. i was glad to see the president's budget included multiple investments in the servicemembers like 90 million to expand full day pre-k. a 209 million for suicide prevention efforts

these righty forces have been inside hawaii for days now shop over on the lock down . and there's also a protest, hey, by israelis, or have i said in solidarity with the palestinians on water, who had their homes, their shop and their business is destroyed. now will be speaking to some of them that you will see them. they all coming through this road. they're going to end up at the main check point that they are just a few hours ago. the israeli posters were stopping them from coming in. now can we speak to some of the protesters? hey, why you hear protesting me the reason is paul groaning. how long? few days ago on the fence. i can stay at home. such a terrible thing happened. i came here also more journey to express my objection to the occupation. okay. and how much did you come to get here, wherever you come from, tell you not too far and all of you have come, especially for this solidarity much today course momentum came together. we're trying to get into how we ask the military to show a core a show where military zone. busy order is not allowing us, but a refuse

look at the forecast in hawaii? dion: rain all the way.orms that start there typically end up here. dion: i don't feel so bad being in the bay area not on a beach somewhere. spencer: here's a look at what is happening right now -- not quite the storm we had come a light to moderate rainfall over much of the south bay and east bay but the main body of that storm is sweeping over the bay area which is why it is a level 1 storm on storm impact scale. expect areas of showers and storm, possibly downpours and slick roadways. going into the evening hours, the storm continues to weaken and we get breaks here and there . there will be waves of showers coming through during the morning. looks like it's going to be wet and messy. that activity will ease up and taper off tomorrow and the storm will be pretty much gone. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 40's. highs in the mid 50's. the seven-day forecast shows sunny and dry days before the next wave of light rain starts to develop this coming weekend. larry: i like the way he says light rain. d

you can see it extending out towards hawaii. and then there's that that distance over 2000 miles approaching the bay area coastline, so the storm headlines coming up for your brain increases the intensity for today. picks up with the really heavy rain later on this afternoon into tonight, and winds will be ramping up out of the south. a flood watch is in place for the entire bay area through sunday morning with the heaviest downpours will be later on today and into a friday morning when advisory begins one pm today until four p.m. on friday gust could be going up about 42 up above 50 miles an hour, so right now we're not talking about any major rainfall just yet. some lights who are maybe some moderate rainfall across the region, but things will be changing. as you can see the radar imagery as becoming closer to the radar. and here in the bay area. in fact, you can see that little yellow cell just offshore that is indicating a an area of enhanced rainfall. cell point that out to you right here. this is linking up with some highe

and neither abraham is in hawaii and has more on how palestinians are clothing with the attacks. you can imagine people here are still here. they say that they still didn't even deal with the trauma of the loss that they endured. on february 26th, when settlers attacked her water, burning holes burning cars like the ones we see here, killing one palestinian, and the feeling of our impunity that they say settlers enjoy is the reason why these attacks are still continuing. just going to show you here that info water, the presence of the israeli army, they're still here. there's people still appeal threatened by their presence. the israeli government says that the israeli army, it's part of the system part of the attacks that take place against palestinians. and many pastors will tell you that they often are turned a blind eye against their attacks. if not encourage those attack palestinians want the world to know that just because the video emerged doesn't mean that they don't see the fact that the israeli army often turns alive when it comes to the secular effecting palestinians.

and one in alaska hawaii has the archipelago throughouthr the state it is jungle entropic surrounded by joint forces and we do locations there every year the alaska campus is a massive piece of property the army manages and in that area high altitude extreme cold weather and mountainous and then indonesiarsion into from the island of sumatra and java and this year we bring that trainingg capability to a place called rockhampton so the first point is we have created the joint national readiness center compared to contact and that has been so what we areat doing is generating net readiness and projecting it in the region the second thing i would like to talk about operation pathway puts combat critical forces forward for an extended rate of times. it does three thing and increases interoperability with partners and human with technical and procedural and increases confidence and the second being it increases the joint readiness and the third thing to deny a key terrain from thehe prc which and also abrasions to include the arctic circle. saw the pathway is a way of campaigning it is th

one of those is to award of contract for de reporting center in hawaii.d we are hopeful that we are close to being able to do that. we have close solicitation on that and we are hopeful we will be able to do that. now, that does not meet the need for residential reentry, but it's one thing that we can do in the meantime. i'm grateful for your concern about this. this is certainly pushing us on this, and i'd offer what the bureau of prisons team goes out to hawaii, if you want to meet with them either or before or after, i think it would be useful from both points of view. >> please, thank you. let's talk a little bit about president biden's executive order on police reform. we've had some statutory changes, as well as some executive orders around the 10:33 and 11:22 program. my specific question is when the department finds state and local law enforcement agencies have engaged in the pattern of civil rights violations, but process doesn't follow to ensure he transferred equipment is returned to the federal government? >> so as you know, the president's ex

you know -- fix it -- >> you know. >> it is funny that hawaii doesn't i live in hawaii and funny thatke you. they culture doesn't respect time at all it is a different more lackadaisical and keep running anyway. i thought maybe the individual liberty person might say do away with clocks. choose your own time. >> i think that's fine i'm a total subjectivist and loosey goosy i may leave right now what an evening i could have. whew. >> as long as you gets hour but lose it tonight i'm afraid kennedy. people we're also on edge you get a burger people are at each other extra sleep give them the hour leave it alone let's -- i think marco rubio's bill is a good one. >> has support in both houses. >> again been saving this for three years. >> should be a movement now. did pass the senate with unanimous consent which means by accident. and the house what's really cool about this argument that i had to go learn i say cool because it is interesting is there are certain states that fall at the time zone changes that don't like it because it robs a few minutes from them. anyway i host "fox & friend

i'm just like, can we do a luther where he's in hawaii? >> i smell a sequel.l. in this country he is known best, perhaps, as drug dealer stringer bell from the iconic hbo drama "the wire." >> no matter what we call heroin, it will get sold. >> luther looms large. the popular five season bbc series now spun into the new movie "luther, the fallen son." >> for me playing a detective on the other side of the fence, as a drug dealer and detective luther, yeah, i get to re-invent something and myself actually. this is john luther, well, i mean, it's not. i was. john luther is an ordinary detective with extraordinary circumstances but very relatable. we're not talking about end of the world crime. we're talking about guys that have real bad, sort of, ethics. he can't stand that. >> don't think i didn't notice there's a moment in a bar you're sitting there -- >> a long day calls for a martini. >> i remember seeing that in the script and was like, are we sure, bro? this is right on the nose. >> was that a nod to the outside calls for you to play james bond? >> obviousl

obviously an important part of the problem has to do with real estate and zoning issues in hawaii. but we can't wait until we get that so at the same time we are working on sort of almost workaround solutions. one of those is to award a contract for a day reporting center in hawaii, and we're hopeful that wef are close to being able to do that. we have closed solicitation on that and we're hopeful to be able to do that. now, that does not meet the need for residential reentry but it's one thing that we can do in the meantime. i'm grateful for your concernul about this. this is certainly pushing us on this, and i'd offer with the bureau of prison to go satellite if you want to meet with them either before or after i think it would be useful from both points of view. >> please, thank you. talk a little bit about president biden's executive order on police reform. we'ves had some statutory changs as well as some executive orders around the 1033 and 1122 program. my specific question is when the department finds state and local law enforcement agencies have engaged in a pattern of civi

host: maui, hawaii joining us for this conversation. the lines are open. (202) 748-8000, for democrats. (202) 748-8001, for republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. on our independent line, this is bernard in elk grove. caller: interesting topic. it means all those things that although people said. it is like when #metoo movement started. women standing up to the system and standing up to men. people don't like when you stand up to the system and to the men and the people who run the system. the opposite of being awake or woke is being asleep. these people in the establishment want you to bury your head in the sand and be oblivious to your surroundings. they don't want you to be aware. just let me run everything and you just don't worry about it. it is like desantis is saying. that guy is awake. he is woke. he graduated magna cum laude. he was not in an ivy league school being asleep. he is awake. he is aware. now he is saying it is a class thing. i can be woke. let me run everything. people that is beneath me and poor, go to sleep. l

finally some frolicking caught on camera off the coast of kona, hawaii.very cute, playful moment between a humpback will and a cap splashing around caught by a drone. every winter humpbacks travel to the shallow waters of hawaii to meet giving birth and raising their young. look at this. they're having a whale of a time. i'm sorry. andrew is not here. but i had to throw it. that's it. we're ending ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ here are today's contestants-- a shipping manager from chicago, illinois... an editor, writer, and proofreader from lakewood, colorado... and our returning champion-- a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whose 20-day cash winnings total... [cheers and applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings!

scientists said there was no active lava in the crater of the volcano on hawaii's big island yesterdaylauea began erupting in january after nearly a month-long pause. it is one of the world's most active volcanos. >>> "the houston chronicle" says a viral tiktok video shows an suv smashing into podcasters in a cafe. >> got so quiet in here. how did i -- >> nathan reeves was recording a podcast saturday with a local photographer when the suv crashed into a window behind them. no one was seriously hurt, but reeves said that he had some glass cuts on his back. police say a woman driving the vehicle ran a red light before hitting another car and slamming into the cafe. >>> and "usa today" says an eight-foot alligator was returned to a texas zoo more than 20 years after a gator egg was taken from that same zoo. video shows the alligator being returned to the zoo near san antonio. it was discovered in a woman's backyard about 50 miles away. the woman told officials she took the egg while volunteering at the zoo two decades ago. they said she took good care of the alligator but was unable to m

silicon valley bank ceo flies to a multi million dollar home in hawaii as he's probed for stock sales right before the collapse. homeland security secretary majorkas parties with msnbc as his border chief testifies they have lost control of the border. dr. marty makary from "common sense" man seen. who is this fourth biden mystery member. a major new push by u.s. states led by governor desantis to keep the white house from l politicizing your savings. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. thanks for joining us. happy st. patrick's. we begin with the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq with loss. regional banks were down sharply. we have news coming up on the race to stop the bleeding. the bank panic has wall street worried. is the federal reserve going to make things worse with more rate hikes next week. analysts warn that could cause more banks to tomorrow and stumble. the reason for all those rate hikes, not a problem. edward lawrence live at the white house. the white house has been saying that for more than a year. i asked karine jean-pierre what time frame that would happen. just that the inflation re

i thought i would never, ever get a chance to see would be the cape that goes with is aloha from hawaii. eagle jumpsuit that he wore on january of 73 at the very end of the show, elvis tosses into the audience the cape that he has on the final song and it changed hands a couple of times in private. was it a private collection when the owner passed, he actually willed it back to the estate. so the owner of cancer, his name was andy kirn. he was in florida. after his passing. his mom calls, says andy had something that wanted to donate to graceland and. a week later, the cape was here and his only condition was that it always be on display and always his name attached to it. so it was pretty amazing. we actually got that in 1995 and it was its only missing stone. keep it up with the archives, not just displaying things, having things tell stories. it's also there's a lot of care, a lot of preservation in and restoration work that goes on. we've had several items restored over the years including original musical equipment that's on display in the archives experience. there's also a car th

tapping into that plume of moisture from hawaii. not only is going to bring us widespread rain but gusty winds. in addition to dropping snow levels. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. murray said thank you and update now the san francisco police sergeant seriously injured by a fallen tree last week remains in critical condition this evening. sergeant kevin burg a >> was driving a department car tuesday when he was struck by a fallen tree on brotherhood way near the san francisco golf club. the san francisco police officers association released a statement saying in part, quote, please continue to pray for kevin and sent him more and positive thoughts as he fights daily to recover. now s e r us to support kevin and his family during their darkest hour, falling trees caused 5 deaths across the bay area during tuesday's storms. we will speak more about what's happening with all of those trees coming up at 8 o'clock. in national news tonight, the destruction and devastation becoming clear

the most expensive big mac is in hawaii at $5.31 and in mississippi, the cheapest at $3.31 and it is costing more in hawaii, california and new york, because the restaurant chain has to pay the workers a higher minimum wage in those states. >> yeah, everything is higher there and here. and now, jeff, everything is good, and lay it out how the week looks. >> new week, new storm coming on in, and of course, we have the updated time line on that, and in case you missed it, we want to say that the drought is showing you the improvements that we have seen. looking at the map, you can see that this is december 26th before the storm system started to roll n and the entire state had some sort of drought. looking at the red, this is the extreme and severe drought there, and what you will see is the drought is erased over tahoe and the foothills, and central valley and central coast and now that includes bay area, and most of the bay area is drought free. looking at the map here, you are seeing the dry conditions up in napa county, and with the new storm moving in, you will see it erased. so t

a total of 3 hawaii beaches made the top 10. okay. we have our own yeah., love la hoya at number heard. that's all we're doing with that. yeah. because california beaches are different than white beaches. true. as we know at this moment. got to go further south. if you want that water to be warm. speaking of which yeah. >> as we head to southern california, get this story. a man from orange county just got a guinness world record for the most visits to disney is going to your mind. jeff writes. >> went to disneyland nearly 3 1000 days in a row. we began going in 2012 using his annual pass. anyone every single day that year and then continuing every single day, ok? so it is have a job annual pass. you can even just pop in for an hour or and then come you know, like so the last time he did this, though, that the streak ended in march of twenty-twenty pandemic and the parks was the last day that he was able to go before, you know, he couldn't. >> had to. he's just now receiving his award after guinness got wind of his streak and add it all up verified and sai

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dozens of swimmers under investigation for harassing dolphins in hawaii when it paltrow's kids revealing new details later, e inting fou behind the door of a family's home what it's worth and a would be burglar and is very scratchy hiding place in the attic. abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone i'm really in an alley boys in for andrew. we begin with several developments in the nashville school shooting investigation. investigators have revealed the shooter legally bought seven guns and was being treated for an emotional disorder. a former teammate is also revealing messages the shooter sent just before the attack. meanwhile, police body camera video shows those officers immediately responding taking down that suspect three minutes after entering the school. the shooter's access to guns now under scrutiny, the 10 deadliest shootings in the last decade all involved legally purchased guns . abc is lindsay walz is in nashville with the latest that we're learning this morning, lindsey. good morning. lionel good morning to you. the city of nashv

as of december 2022 hawaii county is issued 89 gun licenses in maui county has issued 18. between 50,000 to 60,000 people are expected to apply for a concealed t carry permit in upcoming years. state and local officials assure that lax gun laws lead to a rise in violent crime. consequently county police departments have implemented strongeren require pets for applicantsek seeking licenses to carry. state and local legislators have also introduced gun safety measures including in hawaii county designating sensitive places such as churches where firearms are prohibited however gun overset stated their intent to challenge these gun legislations in court. since december 2022 the national association for gun rights filed a lawsuit against the state of hawaii seeking to overturn the state's ban on large capacity magazines. they are seeking to challenge the constitutionality of these laws under the court's new framework in subtwentytwo the organization has filed six lawsuits against states and cities with assault rifle or large capacity magazines. for mr. liindley. do you think t

going to tap into this plume of moisture from hawaii. and it's going to bring us a very unstable atmosphere. so with that rain wind and yes, even snow levels dropping to as low as 2500 feet by monday into tuesday for our highest peaks. we are going to notice this atmospheric river peak intensity by tuesday morning wreaking havoc on your tuesday morning commute. if you're heading to work and school and we are going to see it's going to continue even 3rd tuesday night. that's when the bulk of the rain is going to fall with wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour by wednesday. still tracking low snow levels in the highest peaks in the north and east bay. but by wednesday night, that storm is going to start to break apart as it shifts to the south and east exiting the bay area by early thursday morning. so we're all expected to get at least one inch of rain. those of you in the north that you can get 2 and a half inches in some of the valleys there. so plan ahead. we are going to see another round of downed trees, possible power lines and saturat

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low pressure from the north meets moist air near hawaii. they call it a pipe apple expre. it sounds fun, it's not. a fire hose aimed at the state usually famed for its sunshine. throw in a couple other winter storms that dumped a couple year's worth of snow, and this is the result. today's storm is a warm one. so some of that snow is melting. the residents flooded in january, once more told to evacuate. here and elsewhere, yet more upheaval. >> we have to go home, pack our stuff and leaf once again when we were just able to come back a co couples ago. >> all the water this winter is significantly rolling back the year's long drought suffered in the west. bad news, yet another atmospheric river is forecast to hit this state early next week. some places in california have had more than a foot of rain dumped by just this system alone. this little farming town, about 6 inches so far. look what has happened. it's not over. here, this town it's not going to stop raining until the middle of next week. nick watt, watsonville, california. >> gloets to the cnn weather center to see